Blinding Identity Taxonomy - WG - Consent & Information Sharing Interoperability - Kantara Initiative
The release of the Blinding Identity Taxonomy (BIT) Initiative on September 9th (revised December 2019) has the aim of providing needed common standards to help protect the identity of any governed entity. BIT classifies 49 different elements (see the list below) which require cryptographically encoding to prevent the re-identification of any governed entity, including organisations and individuals. Some of these elements can directly identify organisations and individuals, such as a name, physical address or bank account details, and some of them can do so indirectly, such as a photo, IP address or cookie browser identifier.
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